RetourMumbai Tenant Wins Tax Battle Over Surrendered Tenancy Rights in Redevelopment Project

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Economic Times14/05/2026LawIndia

Mumbai Tenant Wins Tax Battle Over Surrendered Tenancy Rights in Redevelopment Project

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A Mumbai tenant successfully challenged a Rs 1.1 crore tax notice for surrendering tenancy rights for a new flat in a redeveloped building, with the ITAT ruling the taxable event hadn't occurred in the assessed year.

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